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Table 2 Clinical pathological characteristics of the patients

From: The impact of the initial operation of PTC in children on recurrence: 9-year experience in a single center

Characteristics

No. of patients

%

Pathological type

 Classical PTC

60

89.55%

 Diffuse sclerosing carcinoma

3

4.69%

 Insular carcinoma

1

1.56%

Combined pathology

 Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, HT

20

31.25%

 Nodular Goiter

11

17.19%

Multifocality

 Single

45

70.31%

 Multiple(≥ 2)

19

29.69%

Tumor location

 Unilateral

48

75.00%

  Left lobe

29

45.31%

  Right lobe

19

29.69%

 Bilateral

16

25.00%

Tumor size

 ≤ 1 cm

15

23.44%

 > 1, ≤ 2 cm

20

31.25%

 > 2, ≤ 4 cm

26

40.63%

 > 4 cm

3

4.69%

Extrathyroidal invasion

 Yes

27

42.19%

 No

37

57.81%

T classification

 T1

26

40.63%

  T1a

10

15.63%

  T1b

16

25.00%

 T2

11

17.19%

 T3

17

26.56%

  T3a

1

1.56%

  T3b

16

25.00%

 T4

10

15.63%

  T4a

10

15.63%

  T4b

0

0%

N classification (imaging and clinical) a

 N0

11

17.19%

 N1a

53

82.81%

 N1b

41

64.06%

M classification (imaging and clinical)b

 M0

58

84.38%

 M1

6

11.11%

RAI after surgery

 Yes

30

46.88%

 No

34

53.13%

  1. aFor N classification, N0 no any evidence of regional lymph node metastasis; N1a and N1b were proved pathologically
  2. bFor M classification, M0 no any evidence of distant metastasis; M1 was confirmed by Rx-WBS